Late Bronze Age (LBA), Late Minoan I period, Akrotiri, Santorini (Thera), Greece. This is an attempt to precisely restore the closeup view of the island of Thera from the Miniature Frieze "Flotilla" Fresco. It was derived from multiple original sources but especially from the wonderful publication "The Wall Paintings of Thera" by Christos Doumas. While it represents a minimalist effort to accurately display the artist's original intention some areas of the fresco were so damaged that some degree of subjective interpretation was required to complete it. The focus of this closeup view of the Miniature Frieze "Flotilla" Fresco is the island of Thera on the left side of the composition. This is a contemporary view of the ringed island before the great Bronze Age eruption of the Santorini marine volvano. It clearly shows an inner island ringed by water in the middle of the caldera with a large palace complex dominating the scene.